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Willly

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RE: EGGNOG! - Mon, 12/22/08 9:58 AM ( #31 )
Watch this video.  You won't be concerned about the eggs... http://www.sciencefriday.com/videos/watch/10186
Niagara

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RE: EGGNOG! - Mon, 12/22/08 10:18 AM ( #32 )
MilwFoodlovers


Any sugar-free recipes?


Get real - like premium ice creams, it's "screw the diabetics" in the world of egg nog.
Fat free, flavored, everything else available but of course, no sugar free.
californyguy

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RE: EGGNOG! - Mon, 12/22/08 10:33 AM ( #33 )
 a FRIEND TOLD ME ABOUT USING egg nog with french bread for frrench toast instead of milk ... guess what i am having for christmas breakfast?
Foodosaurus

RE: EGGNOG! - Mon, 12/22/08 10:34 AM ( #34 )
This is a recipe that I created based on reading countless recipes online.  I made this a few weeks ago for our secret santa night.  It definately has a STRONG rum flavor, which I didn't mind.  But I might cut the amount of rum down next time.

I also made three kinds of liqueur flavored whipped cream for topping.  1/4 C Heavy cream, 2 T sugar, and 2 T of liqueur.  I made Chambord, Kahlua, and Amaretto.  The Chambord was by far the best.

Ingredients:

  • 6 large eggs, plus 2 yolks
  • 1/2 cup, plus 2 tablespoons sugar
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt
  • 4 cups whole milk
  • 1 cup dark rum
  • 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
  • 1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg
  • 1/4 cup heavy cream, whipped to soft peaks
  • Additional grated nutmeg for garnish

Preparation:

Combine eggs, egg yolks, sugar, and salt in a heavy 3- or 4-quart pan, whisking until well-combined. Continue whisking while pouring milk in a slow, steady stream until completely incorporated. Turn on burner to lowest possible heat setting. Place pan on burner and stir mixture continuously until an instant read thermometer reaches 160 degrees F. and the mixture thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon. Be patient. This should take about 25 to 30 minutes.

Strain mixture through a fine sieve into a large bowl to remove any accidental small cooked bits of egg. Add rum, plus vanilla extract and nutmeg. Stir to combine. Pour into a glass pitcher, decanter, or container and cover with a lid or plastic wrap. Refrigerate this egg custard mixture to chill at least 4 hours or up to 3 days before finishing.

When ready to serve, pour heavy cream into a bowl and whip until it forms soft peaks. Fold whipped cream into cold custard mixture until combined.

Serve in chilled cups or glasses and garnish with a sprinkle of nutmeg.

Yield: 12 to 16 eggnog servings
John In Seattle

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Re:EGGNOG! - Fri, 11/6/09 6:41 PM ( #35 )
BUMPED!  For the holiday seasons.
mar52

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Re:EGGNOG! - Fri, 11/6/09 9:41 PM ( #36 )

Mom’s Eggnog
 
 
12 eggs, separated
1 cup sugar
1 quart whole milk
1 quart half and half
1 pint whipping cream
1 pint brandy
½ cup rum
nutmeg
 
Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored, adding sugar gradually.  Make sure that the sugar is all incorporated and beat until lemon colored.
 
Beat in brandy and rum.  Add milks and cream slowly stirring constantly.
 
Whip egg whites until stiff.  Fold into eggnog.
 
Grate nutmeg over the top.
 
Chill then enjoy!


This stuff is excellent and sneaks up on you.


<message edited by mar52 on Fri, 11/6/09 9:42 PM>
EatingTheRoad

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Re:EGGNOG! - Sat, 11/7/09 7:45 AM ( #37 )
I love eggnog! I just saw some at the store but it was ridiculously expensive. Something like $2.5 a pint...plus when you look at the nutitional facts and realize that drinking the whole pint (not hard to do) will set you back about 650 calories ....might as well just buy the quart for $1.00 more and call it a day
BigR

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RE: EGGNOG! - Sat, 11/7/09 4:48 PM ( #38 )
The "Southern Comfort" Vanilla Egg Nog is just about the best thing in commercially made "nogs" to me. A local company (northwest Arkansas) starting putting nog on the shelves a couple of weeks ago in a Halloween themed carton and calling it "Halloween Nog!" I'm for that. I wish we had nog all year long!
claracamille

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Re:EGGNOG! - Sun, 11/8/09 2:15 PM ( #39 )
Eggnog was always a Christmas tradition at my grandparents.  They had a dairy farm(Jersey cows, the highest fat content milk) & my grandmother rasied her own chickens.  I don't have my grandmother's recipe,but I know she made a rich custard with whole milk & eggs, folded in whipped cream & then a genous glug of bourbon.  She made the eggnog a few days before Christmas day & kept it in the refergerator in an stoneware pitcher.  Every day my grandfather would add just a little more bourbon.  By the time Christmas day came, the eggnog was more of a bourbon tan color rather than a creamy custard color.  Then my grandfather, uncle & dad would add bourbon to their cups before adding the eggnog.  Christmas was a very merry day at my grandparents.
BelleReve

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RE: EGGNOG! - Sun, 11/8/09 3:46 PM ( #40 )
I buy a local milk company brand, Brown's Velvet.  I enjoy it with some bourbon and whole grated nutmeg.  I saw it before Halloween, and thought it was a little early, also saw fresh cranberries, which I always assoicate with Thanksgiving.
 
EatingTheRoad

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Re:EGGNOG! - Sun, 11/8/09 4:12 PM ( #41 )
claracamille
Then my grandfather, uncle & dad would add bourbon to their cups before adding the eggnog.  Christmas was a very merry day at my grandparents.


That's why we love family!


Niagara

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Re:EGGNOG! - Mon, 11/9/09 10:17 AM ( #42 )
I would like an occasional glass of eggnog, but am diabetic, and don't love it enough to make it myself.

Really annoying to see all the eggnog, lite eggnog, lactose free eggnog, and probably gluten free eggnog in the diary case, but not one sugar free eggnog.
Russ Jackson

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Re:EGGNOG! - Mon, 11/9/09 10:24 AM ( #43 )
Egg Nog makes a great Pancake. Substitute it for the milk and add cinnamon. Because of the high sugar content you have to watch the cooking time but they look and taste great. Get the stuff in the glass bottle that is as thick as oil...Russ 
 
 
I bet French Toast would be amazing.
<message edited by Russ Jackson on Mon, 11/9/09 10:33 AM>
EatingTheRoad

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Re:EGGNOG! - Mon, 11/9/09 10:50 AM ( #44 )
Russ Jackson


Egg Nog makes a great Pancake. Substitute it for the milk and add cinnamon. Because of the high sugar content you have to watch the cooking time but they look and taste great. Get the stuff in the glass bottle that is as thick as oil...Russ 
 
 
I bet French Toast would be amazing.


Those are great ideas....I must try that!
badbyron722

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Re:EGGNOG! - Thu, 11/12/09 9:15 PM ( #45 )
My family loves it,but i cant drink it.
enginecapt

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Re:EGGNOG! - Sun, 11/15/09 4:58 AM ( #46 )
I love eggnog. The store brand is good enough for me, I'm not picky.

I drink it.
I put it in coffee.
I make a seasonal rice pudding with it, subbing eggnog for the usual evap milk.
I make waffles with it.

I love the stuff.

EatingTheRoad

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Re:EGGNOG! - Sun, 11/15/09 8:38 AM ( #47 )

I make a seasonal rice pudding with it, subbing eggnog for the usual evap milk.


That sounds great. Do you ever have a problem with the eggs cooking or curdling  in any of your concoctions? I know at Starbucks ('least they tell me) they can't make the egg nog lattes extra hot because it "scrambles the egg"....delicious!
enginecapt

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Re:EGGNOG! - Sun, 11/15/09 9:04 AM ( #48 )
No problemo with any curdling. The rice pudding is a no-bake method I came up with a few years ago, so there's certainly no heat involved there.
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